Cyclist hospitalised with serious head injuries after Oxford Road crash involving moped
Police are appealing for witnesses to the crash at 2.15pm on Tuesday outside the BP Petrol Station on Oxford Road, ...
Police are appealing for witnesses to the crash at 2.15pm on Tuesday outside the BP Petrol Station on Oxford Road, ...
Thames Valley Police has released footage following a “concerning” distraction burglary in Twyford, in which an elderly woman's purse went ...
An Earley resident has been jailed for six months and temporarily disqualified from drivving, following a string of driving offences ...
A Thames Valley Police campaign to tackle drug dealing in the area saw more than 80 arrests made, and £42,000 ...
The Thames Valley is one of 40 areas in the country to secure a slice of the £18 million safer ...
Thames Valley Police is joining a national seatbelt safety campaign to warn drivers about the risks of not driving safely.
At least four drivers crashed on the first week the Winnersh Relief Road opened, after making illegal right hand turns.
Thames Valley Police urged motorists to watch their space in Finchampstead with a new road safety initiative.
Two men arrested in connection to a Lower Earley murder investigation have been released on bail.
Thames Valley Police said online child sex abuse has skyrocketed during the pandemic, and the team is taking action.
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